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Digitally Downloaded covers the first trailer for Korean horror game, White Day 2
by Matt
January 17, 2023
News/trailer/Trailers

We have a trailer for the sequel to White Day, and it looks amazing

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is one of those horror games that we just love. It’s been around for many years at this point, and as we wrote in our review of the game: “White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is, simply, an excellent game. If you haven’t played it yet, you should” (that was on the way to…

Frictional Games/News

Amnesia: The Bunker is a twist on the beloved series

First came Amnesia: The Dark Decent in 2010, kickstarting a new genre of survival horror games (or so the developer claims, it’s up to you to decide). Then there was an indirect sequel, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. Ten years after the original came Amnesia: Rebirth, which took physics-based mechanics…

Review: The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me (Sony PlayStation 5)

On the one hand, The Devil In Me is a good, fun,…

Review: Yomawari: Lost In The Dark (Nintendo Switch)

Japanese horror tradition is more about tragedy than violence. Whether it’s the…

Digitally Downloaded covers the first trailer for Korean horror game, White Day 2

We have a trailer for the sequel to White Day, and it looks amazing

January 17, 2023
News/trailer/Trailers

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is one of those horror games that we just love. It’s been around for many years at this point, and as we wrote in our review of the game: “White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is, simply, an excellent game. If you haven’t played…

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Amnesia: The Bunker is a twist on the beloved series

December 2, 2022
Frictional Games/News

First came Amnesia: The Dark Decent in 2010, kickstarting a new genre of survival horror games (or so the developer claims, it’s up to you to decide). Then there was an indirect sequel, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. Ten years after the original came Amnesia: Rebirth, which took physics-based mechanics…

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Review: The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me (Sony PlayStation 5)

November 18, 2022
Horror/PlayStation 5/Reviews

On the one hand, The Devil In Me is a good, fun, pulpy horror game. On the other hand, The Dark Pictures Anthology, which The Devil In Me belongs to, had a good concept that the developers, Supermassive Games, has never managed to deliver on. This is the final title…

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Review: Yomawari: Lost In The Dark (Nintendo Switch)

October 28, 2022
Horror/Nintendo Switch/Reviews

Japanese horror tradition is more about tragedy than violence. Whether it’s the yurei (ghost) stories of old, the modern horror of The Ring or Ju-On, or games like Yomawari here, the focus isn’t on giving you big monsters to slay bloodily. Nor is it torture porn, and focused on inflicting…

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Experience 80s Chinese horror with Arrogation: Unlight of Day (Steam demo available now)

October 25, 2022
Indie/News/trailer/Trailers

It’s tough for horror games to stand out at this particular time of year… however, it’s also the right time of year to launch them. Thankfully for Arrogation: Unlight of Day, it does stand out as something to pay attention to. You might not be able to play the full…

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SIGNALIS is promising the oblivion of cosmic horror. Yes, please!

October 4, 2022
News/release date/Release Dates/trailer/Trailers

In recent years, a reprisal of retro art styles has taken the limelight of indie horror games. While some aren’t too keen on it, we do like our retro aesthetics at DDNet, so the upcoming release of SIGNALIS by rose-engine has certainly caught our attention! Between the art, the classic…

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DigitallyDownloaded.net review White Day on Nintendo Switch

Review: White Day: A Labyrinth Named School (Nintendo Switch)

October 3, 2022
Horror/Nintendo Switch/PQube/Reviews

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School has proven to be quite the enduring horror property. Remakes and remasters of this thing have been appearing on consoles, phones and PCs since its original release way back in 2001. And now it’s on Nintendo Switch. Perhaps the best platform for it of…

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Interesting games on itch.io: October 3

October 3, 2022
Art Game/art games/Indie/itch.io/visual novel

I’m a big fan of itch.io for the freedom and open platform that it allows for developers to be creative, experimental, and directly canvas the audience for feedback for games that are not yet ready for primetime on Steam and its ilk. In addition, itch.io allows you to be transgressive,…

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Review: The Last Of Us Part 1 (Sony PlayStation 5)

September 1, 2022
PlayStation 5/Sony/The Last Of Us

Almost a decade ago, Sony published The Last Of Us on PlayStation 3. The sheer hyperbole that the game got was, in retrospect, silly. Empire even went as far as to say that the very cinematic game was comparable to Citizen Kane. Of course, since then, Sony alone has published…

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DigitallyDownloaded.net Reviews Thymesia On PlayStation 5

Review: Thymesia (Sony PlayStation 5)

August 16, 2022
Reviews/Sony PlayStation 5/Souls Clone/Team 17/Uncategorized

Releasing a “Soulslike” in the same year as Elden Ring is, I would argue, unwise. You’re never going to come off well in that comparison and it’s only going to result in your game being judged more harshly than it deserves to be. In that context, Thymesia really should have…

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